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I have a dedicated space for drying and curing and I have full control over both temp and humidity. Would it be acceptable to let them rehydrate in an open air environment at say...62 degrees F and 58% Humidity? Or would they really need to be in a closed container to prevent excess oxidation?

This is amazing info from both of you. Thank you!

So you go right from harvest into the freezer? I assume you do a full trim, or at least a partial trim? How long is it in the freezer?

I would like to learn more about this too.

I'll go research that now.

After I got my courage up, I ended up doing a trial of Calcium Chloride @100PPM and to my surprise, botrytis was controlled pretty well. Still had some instances but they were pretty minor. I've been having issues with botrytis for a while now. I introduced this ingredient for the final...

If your looking for moonshine void of anything interesting and unique, go for it. If you prefer lower % fine wine, ignore that crap.

I would start by double checking your humidity measurement devices. There is NO WAY those are crispy after 4 days if you've been running between 55 and 65%. That's just impossible.

Your friend is correct.

I'll add my 2 cents. In my experience, reducing light intensity on or around day 55 of flowering will reduce fox-tailing. This seems to be mostly driven by genetics but light reduction has proven effective for me.

Rasberry...you're not going to offend anyone but is this the kind of stuff you spend your time thinking about???

F3 Round - Part 2 - Introduction Part 2 will be a sift of the 2nd phenotype I selected during F2. The previous F3 round that is just wrapping up was #8 x #4. This round will be #1 x #4...same Dad. I expect much less purple and much brighter colors. Seeds were planted Feb 23, 2024. They've...

F3 Round - Day 65 of 12/12 Only 5 plants remain. The rest have been harvested over the last 5 days. I have the drying room in perfect condition. Heaters and humidifiers on digital controllers. Temps: Between 60F and 62F Humidity: Between 59% and 61% This will be last post on this round...

Your thoughtful insight was invaluable.

I suppose in the interest of science, I should do 1/2 the way I normally would and the other 1/2 open air. Challenge accepted!

You're going to need more light soon...a lot more! Probably should have flipped when they were half the size they are now. But if you move the plants around making sure they each get their turn under the bright light, you'll be fine.

The time of year that it is and the climate I have makes it pretty easy to keep my drying room within a very tight range. Using a heater with a digital temperature controller and a humidifier on a humidity controller is allowing me to keep the room between 60-62 degrees F and 59-62% RH. My...

That 2nd picture is gnarly.

F3 Round - Day 58 of 12/12 Fan leaves showing some wear and tear as I've been messing with the feed. This "strain" has very high calcium requirements and it's tough to manage. Even tougher as I continue reducing nitrogen. Supplementing with Calcium Sulfate and Calcium Chloride. I've also had...

I quit feeding my wife during the 8th and 9th month of pregnancy. We're just flushing to get the best possible child. Ended great! My son had a small penis. Words of advice - to avoid small penis, stop flushing.